Foothill Reservoir Replacement Project

Redding, CA

SEI teamed with CB&I Constructors, Inc. of San Luis Obispo to construct the City of Redding's treated water tank replacement project. The total project cost was $2.5 million and was awarded the American Public Works Association Sacramento Chapter 'Project of the Year Award, 2007'. The project won in the Structures Division 3 ($2-$10 Million). The project was cited for it's "excellence in management, administration, design and construction, as well as the alliance among the managing agency and the consultant/architect/engineer/contractor who worked together to complete the public works project".

CB&I was awarded the prime contract to replace the two existing 1.5 MG above ground concrete tanks with a single 4 MG above ground steel tank. CB&I elected to work with SEI as their lone subcontractor. SEI was responsible for all site work activities including concrete tank removal, 48" deep foundation excavation of unsuitable soil and backfill of the same, concrete foundation for new steel tank, 18" and 24" ductile iron pipe tie-in, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalk, asphalt concrete pavement, landscaping and fencing. SEI worked with various local subcontractors to complete the $1.2 million subcontract to CB&I.

SEI performed all demolition and sitework activities as a subcontractor to CB&I Constructors, Inc. The total project cost was $2.5 million with SEI's subcontracted portion at $1.2 million. The project involved replacing two existing 1.5 MG above ground concrete tanks with a single 4 MG above ground steel tank. Site work activities included concrete tank removal, 48" deep foundation excavation of unsuitable soil and backfill of the same, concrete foundation for new steel tank, 18" and 24" ductile iron pipe tie-in, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalk, asphalt concrete pavement, landscaping and fencing.